Your Voice and Making it to Parliament Hill.
Meet Ashish Kopargaonkar, Ph. D candidate, Pharmacology, University of Saskatchewan. Ashish recently completed our accent, stuttering and voice program offered here at the Speech Language Network in Saskatoon. He was dedicated to the training process and his speaking...
Adult Social Language Registration
Adult Social Language Registration Please fill out and submit the Form below to Register for the Adult Social Language Connection.
Accent and Fluency Registration
Accent and Fluency Registration Please fill out and submit the Form below to Register for the Accent and Fluency Practice Group.
Career Communication Registration
Career Communication Workshop Registration Please fill out and submit the Form below to Register for the Career Communication Workshop.
Speech Sound Camp-S
Speech Sounds Camp - RegistrationPlease fill out and submit the Form below to Register your child in this Speech Camp.
Speech Sound Camp-R
Speech Sounds Camp - RegistrationPlease fill out and submit the Form below to Register your child in this Speech Camp.
Kinder Readiness Registration
Kinder Readiness - Registration Please fill out and submit the Form below to Register your child in this Kinder Readiness Camp.
Reading and Beyond Registration
Reading and Beyond - Registration Please fill out and submit the Form below to Register your child in this Reading Camp.
Fluent Readers Registration
Fluent Readers - Registration Please fill out and submit the Form below to Register your child in this Reading Camp.
Learning to Read Registration
Learning to Read - Registration Please fill out and submit the Form below to Register your child in this Reading Camp.
Accent Modification – Speech Therapy for Adults
Why Accent Modification Therapy? An accent can be charming, distinctive and unique to your linguistic character. However, if people are listening more to HOW you speak than WHAT you are saying you may begin to feel like your accent is becoming a deterrent to your...
Asperger’s and Asking For Directions
Devon - Age 21 It’s a darn good day, especially when one of your young adults on the Autism Spectrum tells you she is “preening with pride” over her latest accomplishment. The accomplishment; speaking to a stranger with confidence and getting directions to a dog...
Adult Programs
Professional work environments and secondary academic programs are not all about work and academics. These environments play an important role in making social connections and figuring out the necessary skills to succeed in social environments. Led by a Speech...
Should Your Child Learn Another Language?
As speech-language pathologists we are often asked questions such as “Don’t children get confused if two languages are spoken around them?” or “Should I register my child in French Immersion?” In the word today, many children are exposed to or use more than one...
What No One Tells You About Speech Therapy Assistants!
Speech Therapy Assistants rock!!! Meet Lindsey, our down to earth, entertaining and exceptionally gifted Speech Language Therapy Assistant. I don’t think any of us knew just how great life would be at the Speech Language Network, until Lindsey arrived. To answer some...
How to Support Speech Language Growth With Total Communication
The use of total communication to build speech language skills Parents from all cultures eagerly await their child’s first words. In the first three years of life children move from coo’s and cries, the earliest forms of communication to combining phrases and...
Tips To Replace Screen Time In The Early Years
Speech Therapists, Screen Time and Toddlers – What We Know A common question speech-language pathologists ask parents is “How much screen-time/technology does your child have every day?” Five years ago we were not addressing this concern with parents. Times have...
Why We Love Play (and you should too!)
Play is how children learn social skills. “Free” or unstructured play in early childhood is a very important way for children to learn about their world. When a child is playing they begin to develop social skills. They learn how to interact with other children and...